nichiLhr WHEN MILYN‘VVAS
Begum; IN THE EARLY:
mxmns. ‘
Mrs Ida R. Gale; ,
Gale, died at her home ‘in.BzeIn‘
enon‘ just fifteen minutes afterthe
death of the old yang. aged 67
years. Besides her husband she
leaves two sons,. of whom Edgar
L. Gale, a prominent citizen f the
Navy Yard comunity, isoone. She
was prominently identified with
the Ladies of the Grand Army and
had held high emcee; in that de-
Mrs Gale were early
xesidents of Mam: County. com-
ing k the then booming young
town of Allyn ml North Bay in
1890. and -there Mr. Gale estab-
lished the Allyn Timem—a state-
ment am: will probably he news
to many of the present resi<
gients «of North Bay. Allyn was
real estate men with Judge Allyn
(nunded by a number of_ Tacoma
as their head, and. In the hoo'ni era
of the early nineties gave promise
of becoming a young city.‘ How-’
ever, that is an old and another
story, and Mr._.Gale I'nay live to.
see a new 'chnpter of life and vig-
or added to the histary ”of the
town where he lahored forseveral
years before yielding to the inev-
itahle and moving to the more
promising prospects which have
since been proven by Bremelton.
Old county friends will extend to
the bemaved family tlI nudg-
lencea- ,
, OCR Text:
nichiLhr WHEN MILYN‘VVAS
Begum; IN THE EARLY:
mxmns. ‘
Mrs Ida R. Gale; ,
Gale, died at her home ‘in.BzeIn‘
enon‘ just fifteen minutes afterthe
death of the old yang. aged 67
years. Besides her husband she
leaves two sons,. of whom Edgar
L. Gale, a prominent citizen f the
Navy Yard comunity, isoone. She
was prominently identified with
the Ladies of the Grand Army and
had held high emcee; in that de-
Mrs Gale were early
xesidents of Mam: County. com-
ing k the then booming young
town of Allyn ml North Bay in
1890. and -there Mr. Gale estab-
lished the Allyn Timem—a state-
ment am: will probably he news
to many of the present resi<
gients «of North Bay. Allyn was
real estate men with Judge Allyn
(nunded by a number of_ Tacoma
as their head, and. In the hoo'ni era
of the early nineties gave promise
of becoming a young city.‘ How-’
ever, that is an old and another
story, and Mr._.Gale I'nay live to.
see a new 'chnpter of life and vig-
or added to the histary ”of the
town where he lahored forseveral
years before yielding to the inev-
itahle and moving to the more
promising prospects which have
since been proven by Bremelton.
Old county friends will extend to
the bemaved family tlI nudg-
lencea- ,
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,G Last Name,Gale, Ida R..tif,Gale, Ida R..tif, Gale, Ida R..tif
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